Sentences with phrase «breach by a former employer»

Peter Mavrick has successfully represented clients in Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Palm Beach based on prior material breach by a former employer.

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Represented individual financial advisors in a FINRA arbitration brought by former employer involving claims for breach of non-solicitation agreements and theft of trade secrets.

Advising a digital communications agency on breach of confidentiality obligations owed by a current employee to a former employer.

Based on the foregoing, the Fourth DCA denied the employer's temporary injunction against the former employee because the employer breached the employment agreement by failing to properly compensate the former employee.

Successfully opposed an injunction motion brought by an employer against its former employees with respect to alleged breaches of various restrictive covenants.

The court also concluded that no injustice would arise by allowing the settlement to be enforced, as the former employer was still at liberty to pursue its new, semi-unrelated lawsuit, pertaining to the breach of the non-competition provision.

Former Globe and Mail columnist Jan Wong's breach of a 2008 confidentiality agreement with the newspaper and order to repay her settlement could mean more explicit agreements will be demanded by employers in the future.

Have you been accused by your former employer of soliciting business or breaching non-compete clauses in your employment contract?

Defended breach of fiduciary duty claim by corporation against its former CEO arising from CEO's alleged theft of corporate opportunity and establishment of competing business; after trial, CEO used profits from his new business to acquire his former employer

Have you been contacted by your former employer and accused of breaching the terms of your non-solicitation or non-compete contracts?

Legal proceedings were commenced with Guay Inc. alleging Mr. Payette breached the restrictive covenant embedded in the commercial agreement, while Mr. Payette argued the restraint of trade imposed by his former employer was unreasonable and unenforceable.